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We reveal 10 cars in GTA V that will get you out of the cop’s radar almost as fast as an F22 fighter jet.
GTA is among one of the world’s most favorite games. The idea of an open world where you can do pretty much anything you want, as far as twisting the laws of physics, has for a long time interested and amused gamers. The best GTA offering to date is GTA V. This game took the open-world idea a notch higher, not just piquing the interest of people interested in walking around, stealing cars, and using superhero mods on themselves but also targeting gearheads who want to have a bit of fun driving in a game of endless possibilities.
The best car in GTA is not usually the fastest. But if you’re a proper gearhead, then what else matters? In this list, we’ll look at 10 cars in GTA V that will get you out of the cop’s radar almost as fast as an F22 fighter jet.
This marque came with the Southern San Andreas Super Sport Series update that introduced a good number of wild and fast supercars into GTA V. Of all the vehicles introduced in that update, none of them could beat the Cheval Taipan.
This monstrous machine clocks 139.65 mph on the speedo and costs a bank-breaking $2 million to own. The only downside to it is that it doesn’t have the brakes that match its speed. However, an experienced GTA V player can easily get a hang of this vehicle and use it to win races thanks to its unbelievable acceleration, speed, and handling.
The Principe Deveste Eight is a mad hypercar modeled after the real, monstrous hypercar being built in Dubai, the Devel Sixteen. And just like its real-life cousin, the Principe Deveste Eight is a car characterized by mad top speed, wild acceleration, and out-of-this-world handling.
The impeccable acceleration of the Principe Deveste Eight easily gives you a significant head start in races. Apart from being a wild performer, this marque also puts up an elegant show thanks to its very impressive looks. It is also one of GTA V’s latest and newest hypercars.
You can easily mistake the Overflod Entity XXR for the Koenigsegg One:1. That’s because this car was unmistakably modeled from the real-life Koenigsegg. Even more confusing is the fact that you can still confuse the Overflod Entity XXR for the Overflod Entity XF.
This marque was also released in 2018 as part of the Southern San Andreas Super Sport Series update. It became an immediate fan favorite because of its wild acceleration, impressive top speed, and composed handling. It also clocks 139mph, making it the third-fastest car in the game.
Also released as part of the 2018 Southern San Andreas Super Sport Series update, the Pegassi Tezeract came out with all guns blazing. It sits as one of the fastest cars you can drive in the game, with a top speed of an incredible 138mph.
The only downside to the Pegassi Tezeract is its low acceleration stats.
The marque handles beautifully but struggles to get off the line quicker than most other cars. This means that the Pegassi is ideal for tracks with fewer turns and thus straights that fully explore the top-end performance of the vehicle. Its real-life inspirations are most likely the Lamborghini Terzo Millenion and the Aventador S.
This marque doesn’t come cheap. Inspired by the Apollo Arrow Concept Car, the Overflod Tyrant lists at a staggering price of $2,515,000. This is one of the priciest cars sold by Legendary Motorsport.
The Overflod Tyrant hits a top speed of 135mph, albeit with a twist. It is a rear-wheel-drive car. It also packs a mid-engine layout that helps keep it grounded while still affording a bit of play thanks to the rear-wheel-drive setup that can take the marque sideways quite easily. In most cases, however, it manages to keep going in a straight line, at a terrific speed.
The Annis S80RR is a rather unique marque in GTA V. Unlike its counterparts, this has no real-life sibling or relative. However, at the GTA Wiki Page, the claim is that the Annis S80RR is inspired by two cars. These are the Jaguar XJR-9 and Nissan R90C. Yet, not much of a resemblance can be picked from either.
Despite the confusing looks, the S80RR is still a great performer. It sits with some of the fastest cars in the game, clocking to a top speed of 133.09mph. This is despite the more lego-looking aesthetics that in a way don’t inspire that much confidence at first.
The Progen Emerus is the car you need if you’re aiming at breaking lap records and not top speed records. That’s because this marque was designed less to travel fast in a straight line but more to extract every ounce of performance possible in corners.
This two-door hypercar featured in GTA V as part of the continuation of The Diamond Casino & Resort update, which was released on August 15th, 2019. This was during the Emerus Week event. It borrows most of its styling cues from the 2019 McLaren Senna, especially at the rear fenders and large air intakes.
The Progen Tyrus was added to GTA as part of the Cunning Status update. This impressive machine is an all-rounded vehicle that is capable of hitting a ridiculous top speed of 132.02mph. By looking at it, you can tell straight off the bat that the aesthetics of this ride were heavily borrowed from the McLaren F1 and Saleen S7R.
The Progen Tyrus was built purely for racing and vanity. Some argue that the front fascia is inspired by the Quaife R4 GT1. It begs to be driven fast and has a very fancy dashboard to help you do just that.
The Annis Re-7B is a very expensive car. To get one of these, you need to part with a cool $2,475,000. What you get, with that hefty price tag, is a GTA V car that can do 132.02mph when pushed to the limit. That makes the superclass Annis Re-7B one of the fastest and most expensive vehicles in GTA V.
The most fun thing about this superclass marque is the rear-wheel drive. It gives the Annis Re-7B a ton of character that keeps players sliding on the road in immeasurable style. It is also sold by Legendary Motorsport.
The Overflod Autarch is not just a fast car. It is a well-rounded vehicle. It brags a rating of 100.00 both in handling and acceleration. That makes it ideal for a technical track with lots of turns. Add that to the impressive top speed and easy learning curve that favors beginners, and you get a car that won’t fail you most of the time.
The design of the Overflod Autarch is mostly influenced by the McLaren Senna. The exterior is stylish, with the car hitting an incredible top speed of 132.02mph. To own an Overflod Autarch, you need to part ways with $1,173,000.
Charles Bravins is a car aficionado who loves anything on four wheels and a big engine (of course). He loves the petrolhead, cultural, Top Gear, The Grand Tour, and most recently farming thanks to Clarkson
